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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-23

tieH SoaAio OAu1eO VI AkutiAIuS WHICH TcHcule1A
Muller and bis " companions standing dis
mounted on the bank, the muzzles OF their
rifles pointing straight at the cart.
"Ob, God" she screamed, "they are going
to shoot u.s."
Even as the words passed her lips three
tongues Of fame fared out from the rifles
mouths and tho Zulu, Mouti, sitting by her
side, pitched heavily forward on to his head
into the bottom Of the cart, while one Of the
wheelers reared straight up into the air with
a shrek Of agony and came down with a
splash into the river.
And then followed a scene the horrors Of
which battles my poor pen. Overhead the
storm burst in fury, and.flash after flash of
fork, or rather Of chain, lightning fell into
the river. The thunder, too, began to crack
like the trump of doom; the wind rushed
down, tearing the surface Of the water into
foam, and, catching under the tent Of the
cart, lifted 1t clean of the wheels, so that it
began to float. Then ithe two leaders, mad
with fear by the furytof the storm and the
dying struggles Of the of wheeler, plunged
and tore at the traces till they actually rent
themselves loose and vanished between the
darkness overhead and the boiling water be-
meath. Away loated the cart, now touching
the bottom and now riding on the water like
a boat, oscillattng this way and that, and
slowly turning round and round. With it
aoated tho dead horse, dragging down the
other wheeler beneath the water. 1t was aw-
full to see his struggles in the glare of the
lightning, but at last he sank and choked.
And meanwhile, sounding sharp..and clear
across the din and hubbub Of the storm, came
the cracking Of the three rifles whenever the
flashes showed the whereabouts Of the cart to
the murderers on the bank. Mouti was lying
still in the bottom on the bed plank, a bullet
between his broad shoulders and another in
his skull; but John felt that his life was yet
whole in him, though something had Kissed
past his face and stung it. Instinctively he
reached across the cart and drew jess on to
his lnea and cnweral over her. thinking
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-23
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

No. 8ZlA,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

FOREIGN NEWS.



PEsrH. Feb. l9.--Ths lever hsuas q
tha Hungarian Diet. by a unanimona
vote today passed an extra credit ok
Sllo.ooo marks far she euuinEaens a.
hungarian landwehF.
kntamhed ia = Coal mlna.
LoSDox, Feb. l9.-An sxplosion has
oocarred In Culah oulliery, In Rhanda
Valley. There are Sc men eutombsd IL
the collisry. The colliers can be BEARD
at the moath Of the shaft and Il 8
hoped the men will be SAVED. Tha
mouth % che pie u surs0undea By TIE
relatives Of tue miners and he eoana h
heaKtranding.
LAxKs-fwenty-nine psrsons have
been rescued unhnEt; sixteen rsnaim ID
tas pti, and d is rspoEtsd thai SIX ere
dead.
Suicide 81 . nanker.
Y1HxxA. Fen. 19.-Herr Hausner, .
banker Of Brody, committed sniaiaa.
while insAne.
TIE Emperor Presldea.
The Emperor presided yestaraav a
the couneil Of var. Arohd1kus AlhFeohs
and wilhelm. Count Rylnndk. Ganaral
breek, Prince Of Cfoy, ana Barons aalis
and Ropp we're pFegemt.
French war Preparaasons.
BRlsRaNR, Fec. f9.-Ths aphoanor
Helena. from New Hehrides. FepoFla
THAI the kreneh we're oanattncting ahree
forta Increasing the number of troops
end Building new barracks nh Port
Sandwich.
Accusing native stndemaa
MRLBoUnNn. Feb. ls.-TsnRa ofielals
accuse many Wesleyan native ntndnnta
On that isiand of being implicated In
the Baker 0uiraQes and plattlna tha
murder of the King, With The obieu1 ol
making hia nephew Chief.
Fer the vicsaFaa. Australia Trade.
OTTAwA, Feb. ls.--It 10 learned that
Lncius p. futtle, passenger and fFeicht
manager Of she Canadian Raclno Rail-
road, is IN New YoFE, loomplslina ar
Fangementa for the Furchase Of she fast
est steamship Of the Cnnard lime. The
vessel will be diapaiehoa 10 Vancouver,
B. q, via Gaps Hofn. and viii run be-
tween Vanooussr and Australia.
Wfil Demand Neutrality.
Pknm, Feb. la.--The 0asslois prints
an inteFview with a diplomat uho con-
hfma The statement that Bismarck win
demand neutrality In the East.
Rrench Froepa Recalled.
All the French troops have been re-
called from Madagascar except four
companies which are TO remain q Diego
6uaFez.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

The larger proportion of The Anglo
fpdian troops IN Bafmah belong % he
nafivsarmy Of tba MadFaa Presidency.
Both IN The present cnmpaien and n
hss borne part, Il has shown ilnnlf
soldieEs-so wft. hehsing. Tue eneEv8t-
ed and dsReuerate races Of Southern
India have no nght ieft In them; and .
Madras Sepcy u not ashamed 70 confess
the faoi- Ike b0mbay army, though h
contains G few good regiments, y foe
The most part little better than tkn
army Of the aaleT prenidtney." but
the balk II the Bsnaai army, whieh y
composed Of the war-iike Sikhs. Raj.
poois, Pafhana, kohiilas and 0ooskkA1.
is Of excelleut quality.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

DRExnEoua PM1noNKR. .--On Thursday
night . man Registered at the Ooeiden-
tai hotei ~ w. Simpsam, q 6eaAfla.
Before retiring be aetsd 10 saah q
strange manner that an ofaeeE wnn
called, Who conveyed him 10 the city
iaii. He became very xioien1 On being
cannned, and In the mcrpinQ mado
several attempts b brain himsolf, be-
sides tearing bic mattress 70 pieooa and
throwing bis boots et any one Who
came near him. Finally be na0unteo
into The uppsF bunk of HE eel and
diIed OF bead fFat 10 the conofeis floor.
fhis epeFation be Fspssted thres tt1es.
His haad was badly eul foF distances 0f
about i've inches. DF. o. b. Wbeoief
Was at once called 10 sew up the woand,
aud when the man same 20 bic 1ensol
be seemed quits Fatianal he VS. aeul
10 the Good Samaritan hospital la1sF ID
The day.--OrsgontaH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

The following is q resume Of ths
transactions in real estate during the
past week as recorded in the Auditors
Office. Corrected By Chas. r. Whittlsseyi
BeFiah Brown b James Nielsen. q
acEes in sec "a, % y, ii east, being
part Of the Van Meter donation claim
on White River; Si225.
Frances w. James to City Of Seattle
that part Of Railroad Avenue which ex-
tends over and across lot 2. zee -. ~ 25l
= . east; 81.
A. A. Deuny to Ellzabsth A. Stacy,
Sg2l0 feet In the unplatted portion Of
tEe Denny claim on Madison street, 81.
Watson O. Squire 20 Daniel n. Gil
man, los 3, SEQ z3, tp 70, e, containing
$3.50 acres on SInith'a Cove, Sll, $50.
ID. II. Gilman 70 Franklin n. Jones,
Iol 3, sec q, ~ %, 3 ., containing 59.60
acres on smiths Cove, $li SO.
Henry A. Webster 70 Daniel OLeaKy,
Iswk ofse and o y Of sw and
lots IL and - Of seo -, % 70, Z .,
i56.25 acFes. 5000.
Fbs following property holders have
dedicated 10 the city, kailroad aveRue
| and givsD 10 the seattle, Lake Snore 4
Eastern Railroad Company riaht Of
way over and aoross theiF property
Aida lone Keene, II. II. Dearborn. Wan.
seIby, Richard H0lyoke, Ohas. Craig
Robs. Knipe, n. II. Pease, Mary A. Oai-
hcsn, James DOugan, .. W. Vanbreek'
OhaO. wassrs 70 J. r.. MsHaueht. Z
\ sfs. W. and g. Of 8. Z. see
~, tp. "A. r. 4 4 $500.
Geo. h. KitienQsr 70 Aida !. kesne
block and lots 4 and 5, block 4, Ladd'l
addition; $1,000.
James Rows 10 v. Hugo Smith. ~ \
sf So 4 Of sec 3. tp - mrs .. 20 aofsI
ON Smith's Cove, $1,000.
Allsn B. York 20 Mary o. Bloomfield
lot 2, block 4, II. L. Yesier'a asst add
ton, 81.
Robert Ksipe 70 RIshard Hoiyoke
undivided ons-Hfih Of lot :, block B
A. A Dsnny's first addition, $500.
SO. WoodruH 70 Alice W. Anderson
lot 7, bleck l6. Ladd's addition, 81.
United States 70 Max MetschAm,
| \ OF eco 8. tp a, 4 e, 81.
DAVID Thomas 70 Winnie II. Thomas
lots l, 2, II aud u, block 2, BaxteE's I'D
dition. 5000.
Chas. II. shaw and Frank @. AIeaF 3
liz. A. Bell, lots /. 2. 3. 4, s, block 2, en-
lots 2, 3, 4. s. 6, Z. blOck 81, lots l. 2. 3,
l2, 6, block 5. Laws second addition So
Carrie B. Hopkins 70 the o. a Z. An
10. a p. 8. 4. Il. Co, FiRht Of Va
through los 9, block y, A. A. Denny
addition, 81.
Aagnst MelhoFn and wife 70 L. Il
whisky. piess Of property el rectanRl
lar form 60xI50 feet IN slzs. being pal
Of lots 2 and 3, block N, o. o. Terry
} third addition, $4,000.
II L. O. Whitford TO ALMA n. BsldoF
lot IA. block A, Dumas addltion, 500.
l. q. WhitfoFd 20 q. O. Reed, lot I
block a. Dann's addition. 500.
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mIsCKLLANEoUR
Machinery and Buildings

- g..ssIs Iron workz sharys cs.I1ss -.
q - .-senrsetora, VIII b eol4 ~ ne
= - ehsTih. en-
m..1ay, Fsb. -, 1ss5.et 10 a-M.
...c-rer a seSona sad Jacksen Streets
=. Asss.1fri ss..1ria. Wash, Ter. A sp.e1qs4 cypoL.
80 = oflnred. The above p1llalH - ~ - }.
s....-,~.ssslsnfiy and eenfrniig ioca-eas -
s.-.rslsery was purcnsaed. thres year.s y.
&s.s.',ss. -. ~ the bsst and latest eEpEeyea
-.ss.-es a. Enstern mAB uEAc.lfe - :.
= ersf class condition. Amols - -
lsi-s~r = - erd toois especially veiase -
s..St,a iathe IS inch swing 70 tse. -. -.
80 r.lensr. zs inch 0y - incE ~ Icy
s,.-.,i~ht drfil, 20 inch. ans nlsNe -. =
~ n .tould d EbefhaFdt nlanuLaet tafss =
....,9.'.I ~ y sseaIn engine, horizontal ssee2
1870 steei plate blowers laEss 49,.
- s-ss.s' and ekher maehinsEy, t29s1' -.
Lao aksffing, hangs = taps orllAs. 49,
.,.ssersn. uulieys cnpolA core ~ - 49,.
- rSsff- scalss. hy wheel. entlA L--ss..s s-s..
:. ...I..S ~ ietbe, bolt cutter frame, cEssess
49, isdIes hanges. bos e. c.Amp- e.scs
s--,.ff.sre. aafs, &c. Hqr turner 80 :
Is-s 'supiy % aEERY y LOoasta;, "a n. -
l1rnsy e law. = = -
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The BeIlingham Bay Railway
and Navigation Company.

eKATrLK. W.T.. Jan. n. 1857.
NOTICE Is HKRKBY aIvKN THAT
~ the principal aud head ofiice Of this
company has been renewed from the city
sad oounty Of Whaicom, In this Territory.
2 Tie city Of Seattle and county Of King.
theletn. By order II the Board of Trusteea.
A&1dwlm W. r. FORREST. 4ecretmry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Hewspaper men n 9esmany have 70
b vegy safsfnl sbou3 Bunetnatlon. Tba
Hofsy Tagstiafs q shaFs iime aao uMid
tkat decornfion bad been eonferref
upon Ooant Von Hoislsin. b. An over
slnhf an exeiametion point instead ~
psFiod sppearsd ~ fhe eud q he men-
ience; and for shia the aufhoFitiea aair.
e fhe uhoie tssne, and inalifatsd 8 suis
aeainas the editor foE afr0oioua libel,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

A NEw CoILEcros.-3ome time siDofs
The PosT sT-IHTKLLzoEHcKR announced that
ths President had withdrawn The nsme
Of John McCAaeFiy - OoilsetoE Of Gus
toms Ia Alaska. This was dene. u -
ALLEGED, a the instance Of 0Overnog
sw,neford. TIE other day the Presf
dsua nominated AEthuf K. Dsiansy for
s1at position, and the Oysgontes's
special eorFsspandsnt e. Washington
thus speaks of fhe new appointees Ar
taaF K. DsIADsy, Who bas been az
pointed CosleesoF Of Cusfcms fer
ALASKA, Il . proDinent Democrat -
Wiae5naiu, and haa several times been
a azndidAts befUrs ths convention for
Representative 10 Congress Ia l0l0
b. vas appointed ~ she President
Uuissd States Distriet Attorney fer
Eastern Wiseonsin; wss last pear nom-
fa4tsd fer ConRres and resigned hia
Dmricf AttoFneFshfp. bne afterwards
wna defea,ed ID the eleefi0n before the
peopIa. His present appainfnseut ie dos
= PustaaateF General Visa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

The reduction OF internal revenue ana
the taking OF Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines. ne doubt has
largely beneftted the oona1ueEa, aa we'll
as relieving the buFdan OF home mAn
ufaoturoFs. Especially Il this The case
with Grcen's AuGusg Flosser aud BoarAss'a
GERMAN Syrup, as the reduction %
thirty six eenta per dozen, has hesm
added 70 increase the size Of the bottles
containing thoee remedies, thereby
giving one fifth more medicine ii the
% cent size. The AnQnst Fiosner fog
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and
the 6eyuaan Syrup for Cough and Lana
troubles. have, perhaps. The largest sale
Of any medicines Ia the world. The ad-
vantage Of increased aine 0f the bottles
will Be greatly appreciated By the sick
and afflicted In every town and village
IN civilized countries. sample bottles
for 10 oonta remain the same eiKa. datdW
OUR DANDY BAND.-Eserybody In
seattle. and thousands outside cur
lively city. knows and appreciates our
First Battalion Band. This band haa
not been organized q great whtia, bua
the battalion, aided By the uitiEonn,
have furnished Il with q full and com
plete set Of instruments, and the baud
has become quite proficient, and is
olassed as one Of the best In the Ter
ritoFy. A brass band OF thet character
ID costly thing 10 kesp In runnina or-
der, particularly where The members,
as Ia this case, are MOI professionals
and getting their living entireiy b.
music. The members are our friends
and neiRhbors, whom We meet IN our
daily business, behind the counter, IN
the workshop or IN the factories. kt
eosts money 10 hire room for FehenF-
sails, procure q eompetent director, par
chase the most needed and latest music,
aud always have clean and handsoms
uniforms for parade; il takea q great
deal Of time - attend roheaEaAls neann-
saFy 10 keep up She reputation Of the
band, and perfect the members n
their various parts, and a.
though cur band d composed
Of good talent, Il is impossibls for them
10 keep up theiF organisation upon
their own resources. S0methina o0aht
10 be done 10 keep this orRnniEafl0n NOS
only alive bat actively and progress
sively %, 20 In she past, aud the Coop
Grafton Of our. oilizens eeBeFaiIY n
aakeds limited only, 10 help hnAa0lMliy
keep up the band. II has besn proposed
By some Of fis friends te inali1ufs q
s.are msmbeFan list, gimilaF 70 that 20
successfully Operated Ia Eastern towns,
by this means bringing more oiossly 70
Rsther the community with ths hand,
creating 3 more friendly lnteFeg1 IN
their welfare, and last, but net least,
lifting In paFi tire ioad she Organization
is obliged 70 carry. II from 100 70 $50
OF our citizens will enroll themselves a.
annum each, the desired end wiIi BE- CO.
eompiiahed. II return fer this aid
given the band will gFatnitouaiy main
tain weekly outdoor concerts during
the Summer months. II this matter N
properly taken hold Of by the right
parties it can BE- successfully carried
throunh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

wAsHM0ToN, Feb. 19.--Aeting Score,
taFy Faircbild today issued q circular to
the ceus ruetors Of passenger cars and
steamboats,, and other persons, inviting
suggestions as to she beat methed of
building railroad cars aud steam vessels
and heating the same % e. 10 prevent
the loss Of life and property BY fire.
lie correspondents are requested 10
send sketches or drawings Of their de-
signs when practicable.
This action Of the department is 10
accord With q resolution BY the House,
adopted on January 2ls,, requesting the
Secretary Of the Treasury 20 obtain all
possible information on the subject.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Padestals are n0w made sxprsme for
The ~ lanps sees h 20 many fsaklon--
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have tested its virtues personally. and
know that for DyapepeiA. BiliouEnesa and
nrebhlng Hcadaeha it ia the oeat msai-
elne ewoFld ever saw. Have trtad forty
ether remedies before Simmons Liver
Regulator, and none ef them gave more
than temporary relief. baf the Regulator
not cniy relieved but cured.
Il. n. JoNxs. Macon. Ga.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

WAsHxN0ToN, Feb. l9.-Ihe House
Committee on Military Affairs yester-
day resumed the consideration Of the
MoAdoo bill, which appsopgiates S20,-
COQOOo fer coast defense. Lieutenant
General Sheridan vas present By inyi
tAlion. He said that be bad heretofore
abstaiued from expressing any expert
optniou on the qusstisn of oosst de-
fense. but. in his vieW, what the country
needs ae present is guns, and when they
have been procured il viii be proper to
take up the question Of Notifications
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

asmmsr kotul men are praying fog ;
hi9 vaE b EarsDs % kssp psspls hsns.
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Rally Arsand Br. Meelyna

HKw Yokx. Feb. 19.-The COMMITTEES
Of Cafbelics recently appointed at a
mAsa meeting for The purpose, hes is
susd an address 10 the woFkinRmsn Of
the country upon the subject Of the
deposition Of DR.. McGiynn from the
Caiholic priesthood for advocating Hen.
| ~ Georges land theories. The address
ssts forth that these theories have been
held fer many years; that proninent
| clsrRyaan hold them now; and that
the church has never deciAred on
the sutiscs. They call on their fellow
vorkinRmen tkFouRhoat the country 70
hold mass meetinRs and meetings Of
| thsir unions to rally around DR..
McGlyun, BY unisedly declaring agAinsi
political inteFfeFsnee from Rome.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

UBTNoEI, Fen. I8.--Fbo kefN8s7 g0l77'.
sal from Lyous says: tue situation Il
becoming hoaFly moFe alarming. -Four
squads Of mes are working ths gorge IN
different places IN tue hspss Of openibR
she channel. Thsy are working on tie
0vesa0Wed lands. whsfe the least open
ine can Be fsund Dsspits the Dosi
stFsun0ua efforts 20 open tha water
eDurss, ths-zysr has Fissa rapidly until
at ths hrsdes il b within IS insbas af
ths kiahsss mafk. Persons eominR 70
from ap fhe river zsy that she Lausina
ice has nearly Fssched hsEe and Il ts 8
trsnsn30us body 81 water. 1hs baild-
inRs are being nBehorea tn expectafinn
81 tbe Lansing lee eominG asFoss ihs
pEAlTis. IL b feared ths water viii
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Ten Year, EnlpFfsenmenf.

sAE FRAEcEsco, Feb. 19.--Frank Cor
man. convicted Of manslaughteF for the
killing Of Maurice Nugent on December
2lst last vas sentenced By Judge Mur-
phy today TO ten years imprisonment IN
San Qiuntin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

WAsHr0rox, FEB. 19-Tbe House
Commi1ase on Military Affairs s@dsy re-
samed oonsideEAsion Of the McAdoo
Ordinances hill. Catche0n presented o
substitnts for the bill befere the Com
misaea. II provides for the erection Of
gun factory and for frst class medsrn
Rana for the army. ssa eoass and other
dsfenees- II a0propFiatss SO 800
for the purroee.
Braag stated be vas eBRsEsd IN the
ureuarafion ct q euhetifuse for the
original maasnrs. which be hoped 80 be
ahls 70 lay before the Committse o.
Monday and. with . visg 70 allowing .
oompsFiso1 Of various meas5re. and q
csmbinasion of the beat fssfrR .
Of eash. ths Coumittes s5i surosd vish-
oas voting ON Cutebenn's prcposition.
0snsral Braes's sabstituts provides for
tie eracsion Of q eovernmenk faotory
nnd fog the crsatlsn Of . testing board
nf which Leufenant Gsneral 6haKidmn
h % be 70 membeR.
a DGnneF - she PreafaemG-
WkxzrxazoN, Feb I9.-SecEe1ary of
War mnd AIra. Eudieots gave Q dinnex
b Prszidsnf sd MrA Ciexeiand fns1
niahk Ttoss inTited b dlne With ths
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HAH FaAECEBoo, Feb. 19.-WiIIiam
D0lan, convicted Of the murder Of DR..
Z. II. HerRaFtoB, wss sentsDoec by
Judge Hunt 10 life imprisonment In
San Qaintin-
Fhe Memnonss 0wmers Released on
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PErH. Feb. l9.--Ths lover hsuss q
the Hungarian Diet. BY a unanimoua
vote. today passed an extra eredil q
All00oo marks for the eQuipnan1 ak
HunnnFian annawahr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Andrew Crawford and L.eon BIum,
owners Of the bark MemnoD, on which
three sailors we're killed Tsssday last
By the breaking of she bitts. were ar
rested today IN aaeoFdanco with the
Curoner's vsFdict changing then ~ith
mAnzlsuQhter. They were released on
giving bonds in the sem Of $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

WAzHzoroz, Feb. 1a.-Ths senate
Oommittaa has agreed, 2 70 l, 90 Fsp0rt
adversely upon the nomination Of rab-
sio printer Bs1odiea. The repeFHwiil be
made 81 the nsxt sxseutivs session.
MnnsIauGhser IN ire RHFst DeBFee.
Nrx YonK. FEB. l9.-Ths Jury IN The
case of Captain UnRsrs who kilIf q
August BohIe. haa FstuFnsd = vsrdios
ck nan sls q shieR In the hrss degree.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

New YoRK. Feb. i9.-It was reported
on the Stock Exchange yesterday that
in the event of the death Of William Il
frsvers, the Presidency Of the NeV
York Athletic Club would be offered Il
Roscoe OonkiiDg. who takes q deep in
tsresi in the cubs affairs and VINO h
poE one of its Governors. Mr. Traven
ls IN Bermuda and when last heard
frem was in 9 critical condition. There
is no telegraph communication and Mr.
TraveFs might have died 4 week agC
without his friends IN New York ksow-
ing 0fiit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

RRisRaNR. Feb. f9.-Ths schooner
Helena. from New HehFides. reporla
THAI the kreneh we're nonairuuting Shree
forts, increasing the number of tfoops
end bniidinR new barracks nA Port
sandwich.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

MHLBouRNn. Feb. ls.-Tanea ofieIals
accuss many Wealynn native stndnnta
On that Island of being implicated IN
the Baker outraQes and plottlnR the
murder Of the King, With the obieol oe
making hia nephew Ohisf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Presiednt wefe Secretary Bayard. eeoFs
tary and Mra Lamar. Postmaster Gen
eral and MEs- Villas, Chisf Iuslias and
Mira Waite. Senator and Mrs. MePher-
500. Bancroft. Davis aud Mr.. ana Miss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

YREKA (oal.). Feb. l9.-A OsIifosnis
and Oregon train passed through here
~ o'clock this morning. This is thu
6rnt train since tbs 9th.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

PknH, Feb. la.--The 0amlols prints
an interview with diplomat vho con-
hFma The statement that Bismarck will
demand neutrality In the East.
FFeneh Froopa ReeMiIed.
All fha FFanah troar,a hava haan -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

WAsHIE0ToR, Feb. 19.-The House
Committee on invalid pensions to-day,
By unanimous vote. declded 10 report
back the Dependant Pension bill, With
Recommendation that ID be passed
over the veto OF the President.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05
CATHOLIC NEWS.
Richard N, Johnston.

One of the most enjoyable short sto-
ries in the Century for some time, is the
"Wimpy Adoptions' by Richard NJ
Johnston. The writer, who is Catho-
lie, is frequent contributor to the
pages of the Catholic World. lie is
now sixty years of age. For years be-
fore the war he conducted a fine school
for boys, modelled ON Rugby: He had a
lalge plantation near Sparta, Ga, and
gave his boys all it's advantages. He
was skillful and Jealous, and he de
yeloped some fine boys. But during
the war he lost first his pupils and then
his slaves, and finally the bulk OF his
property. After the war he went to
MARYLAND and sought to establish a
similar school near Baltimore. But
this enterprise did not succeed, and SO
he betook himself to literature. He is
but one of a number Of Catholic writer's
who cultivate the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Citizen.